Shanghai comes from here.

📍Detailed address: No. 325, Nanjing West Road, Huangpu District, Shanghai 🚉Transportation: Take Metro Line 1, 2 or 8 from People’s Square Station Exit 11 and walk for 10 minutes to get there 🕙Opening hours: 9:00-17:00 (no entry at 16:00, closed every Monday) 🎫Reservation method: Admission without reservation ⭐Introduction to the exhibition hall 🌈The first floor is the preface hall and special exhibition hall. The theme of the prologue hall is City of Glory—Shanghai Revolutionary Venues Alliance Red Cultural Relics and Historical Materials Exhibition. Introducing every revolutionary site that remains in Shanghai today, it still shines brightly, bringing a historical mark of supreme glory to the city. It also shows the world the spiritual characteristics of the Chinese people who have experienced setbacks and been tempered into steel. The special exhibition hall introduces Fu Lai's lifelong relationship with China. 🌈The second floor is the ancient Shanghai Hall. From the aspects of its long history, the origin of humanity, the peak of civilization, and the new cultural look, it introduces where Shanghai comes from, who are the earliest Shanghainese, and why Shanghai became Shanghai! 🌈The third and fourth floors are all modern Shanghai halls. Introducing Shencheng and Hudu from the aspects of tracing the origin of Huating, connecting rivers and seas with Tianjin, abundant resources and people, and gathering of humanities. The name of Shanghai has been praised for generations; between the clouds and Huating, the road to the city has been stretching for thousands of years. From Qinglong Port, an important town on the Maritime Silk Road in the Tang Dynasty, to Shanghai Port in the Qing Dynasty, where the rivers and seas connected Tianjin and the southeastern metropolis, cities grew from water and prospered because of ports. There is also a sound museum on the third floor, which can listen to the sounds from old Shanghai a hundred years ago. 🌈The fourth floor tells the story of the fate of Shanghai from the opening of Shanghai to a country within a country, the transformation of a city at the intersection of China and the West, the creation of the world, and the economic center of the Far East, which is a microcosm of modern Chinese history. After the defeat of the Opium War, Shanghai was forced to open up as a treaty port. Western powers came to Shanghai in droves. Due to the interaction of various factors, Shanghai formed a special pattern of one city and three governance and quickly became the largest city in China. It has also become a multi-functional economic center, cultural center and political center where China's national capital gathers and talents from all aspects are gathered. .